oh ok.Originally posted by Cindyfeh:only in stats board or as civil servants.
well i noe ..but the thread was talking abt poly grads drawing how much per mth and not just restricted to fresh grads.Originally posted by Gazelle:I dont think there is any meaning for us to talk about your friend 6K income since he is not a fresh grad. I dont think there is any limit to how much a poly grad can earn, your experience and performance is what that determine your pay not so much on your qualificiation.
For fresh grad, I would say that it should range from 1.2K to about 2.0K.
Creative CEO is a poly grad, the guy working partime at HMV selling CDs also poly grad. some directors of some listed companies here also poly grad. so what is the point of asking such a meaningless broad questions?Originally posted by one-niner:well i noe ..but the thread was talking abt poly grads drawing how much per mth and not just restricted to fresh grads.
I simply answered and posted according to what the thread starter was asking and discussingOriginally posted by Gazelle:Creative CEO is a poly grad, the guy working partime at HMV selling CDs also poly grad. some directors of some listed companies here also poly grad. so what is the point of asking such a meaningless broad questions?
Originally posted by roadrunners:Guys,is it advisable to request for a pay raise after my probation period?if so,the possible range I should ask?is $50-100 too much?
I understand might be too rush,but as a dip holder,the position I holding now is actually a o'level qualification job,that;s y I feel there's a case to negotiateOriginally posted by Mr Fugue:Bad move, I must say. prob period is only the beginning nia....![]()
Employer does not pay for your qualification but rather your contribution.Originally posted by roadrunners:I understand might be too rush,but as a dip holder,the position I holding now is actually a o'level qualification job,that;s y I feel there's a case to negotiate
Originally posted by roadrunners:I understand might be too rush,but as a dip holder,the position I holding now is actually a o'level qualification job,that;s y I feel there's a case to negotiate